# SFBErrors.h File Reference

Definitions of the failed assertion 'blink codes'. More...

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## Defines
#define | E_API_DEBUG_POISON0 BLINK_MAP(1,0,0)
| a debug 'POISON(0)' call was executed
#define | E_API_DEBUG_POISON1 BLINK_MAP(1,0,1)
| a debug 'POISON(1)' call was executed
#define | E_API_DEBUG_POISON2 BLINK_MAP(1,0,2)
| a debug 'POISON(2)' call was executed
#define | E_API_DEBUG_POISON3 BLINK_MAP(1,0,3)
| a debug 'POISON(3)' call was executed
#define | E_API_DEBUG_POISON4 BLINK_MAP(1,0,4)
| a debug 'POISON(4)' call was executed
#define | E_API_DEBUG_POISON5 BLINK_MAP(1,0,5)
| a debug 'POISON(5)' call was executed
#define | E_API_DEBUG_POISON6 BLINK_MAP(1,0,6)
| a debug 'POISON(6)' call was executed
#define | E_API_ARGUMENT BLINK_MAP(1,1,0)
| Otherwise unspecified bad API argument.
#define | E_API_ILLEGAL_STATE BLINK_MAP(1,1,1)
| Otherwise unspecified illegal API state.
#define | E_API_BAD_PIN BLINK_MAP(1,1,2)
| Invalid pin passed as argument.
#define | E_API_BAD_FACE BLINK_MAP(1,1,3)
| Invalid face passed as argument.
#define | E_API_MAX_RANGE BLINK_MAP(1,1,4)
| Value is out of range 0 to max-1.
#define | E_API_TRUE BLINK_MAP(1,1,5)
| Value that must be nonzero (true) wasn't.
#define | E_API_FALSE BLINK_MAP(1,1,6)
| Value that must be zero (false) wasn't.
#define | E_API_PACKET_ERROR BLINK_MAP(1,2,0)
| Broken packet detected and RF_DIE_PACKET_ERROR was set.
#define | E_API_EQUAL BLINK_MAP(1,2,1)
| Values that must be equal weren't.
#define | E_API_ZERO BLINK_MAP(1,2,2)
| Value must be 0 but wasn't.
#define | E_API_NONZERO BLINK_MAP(1,2,3)
| Value must be nonzero but wasn't.
#define | E_API_NOT_EQUAL BLINK_MAP(1,2,4)
| Value must be != to another but wasn't.
#define | E_API_LESS BLINK_MAP(1,2,5)
| Value must be < than another but wasn't.
#define | E_API_LESS_EQUAL BLINK_MAP(1,2,6)
| Value must be <= than another but wasn't.
#define | E_API_GREATER BLINK_MAP(1,3,0)
| Value must be > than another but wasn't.
#define | E_API_GREATER_EQUAL BLINK_MAP(1,3,1)
| Value must be >= than another but wasn't.
#define | E_API_PURE_VIRTUAL BLINK_MAP(1,3,2)
| Pure virtual function called.
#define | E_API_MALLOC_CALL BLINK_MAP(1,3,3)
| malloc() called but doesn't exist
#define | E_API_FREE_CALL BLINK_MAP(1,3,4)
| free() called but doesn't exist
#define | E_API_REFLEX_FULL BLINK_MAP(1,3,5)
| Too many reflexes defined.
#define | E_API_BAD_REFLEX BLINK_MAP(1,3,6)
| Attempt to define reserved reflex.
#define | E_API_BAD_BAUD BLINK_MAP(1,4,0)
| Illegal baud rate.
#define | E_API_BAD_ALARM BLINK_MAP(1,4,1)
| Illegal alarm number specified (0, too large, or never created).
#define | E_API_NULL_HANDLER BLINK_MAP(1,4,2)
| Null callback supplied where illegal.
#define | E_API_BAD_TRIGGER BLINK_MAP(1,4,3)
| triggerUp() called outside of active PacketHandler
#define | E_API_BAD_FORGET BLINK_MAP(1,4,4)
| forget() called outside of active memory
#define | E_API_MEMCPY BLINK_MAP(1,4,5)
| memcpy called
#define | E_API_FORMAT_ARG BLINK_MAP(1,4,6)
| a bad print or read code was passed
#define | E_API_HALFWORD_ALIGNED BLINK_MAP(1,5,0)
| a value/address needed to be a multiple of two but wasn't
#define | E_API_WORD_ALIGNED BLINK_MAP(1,5,1)
| a value/address needed to be a multiple of four but wasn't
#define | E_API_DOUBLEWORD_ALIGNED BLINK_MAP(1,5,2)
| a value/address needed to be a multiple of eight but wasn't
#define | E_API_BAD_SECTOR BLINK_MAP(1,5,3)
| A bad sector number or invalid address for sector.
#define | E_API_REFLEX_REDEF BLINK_MAP(1,5,4)
| Attempt to redefine library reflex.
#define | E_API_CXA_GUARD BLINK_MAP(1,5,5)
| cxa_guard_acquire, _release, or _abort called
#define | E_API_NO_MORE_ALARMS BLINK_MAP(1,5,6)
| Failed to create an alarm when needed.
#define | E_API_POSITIVE BLINK_MAP(1,6,0)
| Value must be positive but wasn't.
#define | E_API_NONNEGATIVE BLINK_MAP(1,6,1)
| Value must be nonnegative but wasn't.
#define | E_API_DEAD_FRAME BLINK_MAP(1,6,2)
| Attempted access to an uninitialized frame.
#define | E_API_NO_TRANSPORT BLINK_MAP(1,6,3)
| A transport was required but not present.
#define | E_API_TRANSPORT_CONFIG BLINK_MAP(1,6,4)
| A transport failed to configure when required.
#define | E_API_USE_BEFORE_INIT BLINK_MAP(1,6,5)
| Some service was used before it was initialized.
#define | E_API_NULL_PACKET BLINK_MAP(2,0,1)
| A null packet pointer where illegal.
#define | E_API_NULL_POINTER BLINK_MAP(2,0,2)
| A null pointer of some non-packet type, where illegal.
#define | E_API_POINTER_ALIGNMENT BLINK_MAP(2,0,3)
| A pointer needed to be half or word-aligned but wasn't.
#define | E_API_INVALID_PACKET BLINK_MAP(2,0,4)
| A null, corrupt, or non-packet pointer passed where packet expected.
#define | E_API_NOT_HEAP_PACKET BLINK_MAP(2,0,5)
| A valid but non-heap-allocated packet passed where heap packet needed.
#define | E_API_BAD_FREE_ARG BLINK_MAP(2,0,6)
| corrupt, non-malloc()ed, or already-freed pointer passed to free()
#define | E_API_BAD_FORMAT_CODE BLINK_MAP(2,1,0)
| Char after '' not recognized in facePrintf or packetScanf format.
#define | E_API_BAD_INTERRUPT_PIN BLINK_MAP(2,1,1)
| attach/detachInterrupt pin can't be interrupted on
#define | E_API_NO_MORE_INTERRUPTS BLINK_MAP(2,1,2)
| Ran out of room for attach/detachInterrupt handlers.
#define | E_API_EEPROM_ADDRESS BLINK_MAP(2,1,3)
| EEPROM address out of range.
#define | E_API_EEPROM_RESPONSE BLINK_MAP(2,1,4)
| EEPROM failed to respond.
#define | E_API_EEPROM_DATA BLINK_MAP(2,1,5)
| EEPROM data corrupt.
#define | E_API_BUFFER_LOCKED BLINK_MAP(2,1,6)
| Attempt to modify locked packet buffer.
#define | E_HW_UNDEF BLINK_MAP(4,0,0)
| An 'undefined instruction' hardware exception occurred.
#define | E_HW_DABT BLINK_MAP(4,0,1)
| A 'data abort' hardware exception occurred.
#define | E_HW_PABT BLINK_MAP(4,0,2)
| A 'prefetch abort' hardware exception occurred.
#define | E_HW_SWI BLINK_MAP(4,0,3)
| A 'software interrupt' hardware exception occurred.
#define | E_HW_FIQ BLINK_MAP(4,0,4)
| A FIQ trap occurred occurred.
#define | E_B3_IAP_FAILURE BLINK_MAP(4,1,0)
| A flash programming command failed.
#define | E_B3_VERIFY_FAILURE BLINK_MAP(4,1,1)
| An apparently successful flash write failed verification.
#define | E_BUG_NO_SETUP BLINK_MAP(6,0,1)
| Bug: No setup() routine was linked (at least, none with C linkage!).
#define | E_BUG_NO_LOOP BLINK_MAP(6,0,2)
| Bug: No loop() routine was linked (at least, none with C linkage!).
#define | E_BUG_UNIMPLEMENTED BLINK_MAP(6,1,1)
| Bug: Some unimplemented function was called.
#define | E_BUG_REFLEX_RECURSION BLINK_MAP(6,1,2)
| Bug: Reflex dispatching was entered recursively.
#define | E_BUG_INCONSISTENT_STATE BLINK_MAP(6,1,3)
| Bug: Inconsistent internal state detected.
#define | E_BUG_RECURSIVE_DEATH BLINK_MAP(6,1,4)
| Bug: An error occurred while dying.
#define | E_BUG_UNSPECIFIED_BUG BLINK_MAP(6,6,6)
| Bug: An unspecified library bug was detected.
#define | BUG_CODE(message, code) _apiError_(code, #message " - " __FILE__, __LINE__)
#define | BUG(message) BUG_CODE(message, E_BUG_UNSPECIFIED_BUG)
#define | BUG_IF_CODE(code, condition) do { if (condition) BUG_CODE("", code); } while (0)
#define | BUG_UNIMPLEMENTED() BUG_CODE(__FUNC__ " - ",E_BUG_UNIMPLEMENTED)
## Functions
void | _apiError_ (u32 blinkCode, const char *file, int lineno) __attribute__((noreturn))

## Detailed Description

Definitions of the failed assertion 'blink codes'.

This file defines the known "die blinking codes" that may occur.

When any of a large class of programming errors is detected, the SFB will stop normal operation and repeatedly display a 'blink code' that may help in determining what went wrong.

The blink code is preceded by blinking of the face LED's in a NS-EW-NS-EW-NS sequence, followed by 0 to 6 red flashes, then 0 to 6 green flashes, and finally 0 to 6 blue flashes; then the entire sequence repeats.

If an error flashes, say, 1 red, then 3 green, then 5 blue, that corresponds to

      BLINK_CODE(1,3,5)

Searching for that blink code in SFBErrors.h then reveals that an E_API_REFLEX_FULL error has occurred.

Notes:

- All codes of the form BLINK_MAP(0,X,Y) -- i.e., with no RED flashes -- are reserved for sketch use!

- The range of blinks per color is 0..7, but only 0..6 are used so far; 7 in any position is reserved for expansion

- Normally once a blink code occurs, it will blink indefinitely, until the SFB is reset. But if the RF_OKAY_NEW_GUY reflex flag is set, then after a small number of blink code displays the SFB will attempt to reboot automatically.

Author:
  David H. Ackley.

Date:
  (C) 2008 All rights reserved.

Code License:
  The GNU Lesser General Public License

License Note:
  All code samples shown in documentation are placed into the public domain.